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Selective Admission Programs

Bluegrass Community and Technical College offers many selective admission programs. Please click on the program link below for specific admissions information for each program.

If you have questions about the Selective Admissions application process, please check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Cooper Campus

Georgetown Campus

Lawrenceburg Campus

Leestown Campus

Winchester Campus

Selective Admissions Process

The nature of the selection process for any Selective Admissions program at Bluegrass Community and Technical College is a competitive process.

All applicants meeting the appropriate academic requirements shall be considered equally for admission regardless of economic or social status, race, color, religion, sex, marital status, beliefs, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or physical or mental disability.

Admitted applicants who need reasonable accommodations in order to meet and maintain technical standards must notify the respective program coordinator.

Frequently Asked Questions

We can only accept official documents issued from the college or high school/GED® testing agency. For colleges, we must have official college issued documents showing all periods of enrollment. High school transcripts must have a school seal on them and a graduation date. GED® transcripts must show official test scores.
Yes. We must have transcripts from every college you have attended even if you only took one course or your never received credit for the courses you attempted. If transcripts have already been submitted for general admission to KCTCS then you do not need to include second copies of these transcripts in your packet. Transcripts from the Kentucky Community and Technical College System do not need to be submitted. 
Students wishing to apply for two programs should submit a packet for both programs but may submit one set of transcripts. The transcripts should be placed in one of the packets with a note in the other packet stating the student's intentions of applying to multiple programs. Both packets should be submitted to the Office of Admissions as complete at the same time. Students are limited to apply for no more than two programs.
Once you have created a Selective Admission account and submitted a complete packet you can log in to the Selective Admission System (new window) to check on your account. You will be able to see if we have received everything we need to process your application packet. It will be marked "yes" next to complete if you have everything we need to consider you for the program. Please note that students' statuses will not be updated as "complete" until we have received the final transcript for the current semester.

If you have test scores on file with BCTC then you will not need to resubmit official copies of them. You will need to print off a test score report from your student self service account and submit that with your packet. You can find your scores under: Student Self Service > Academic Records > View my test scores.

Please note: All students must submit the test scores required for each program. Please refer to your prospective program's checklist for specific requirements regarding acceptable tests and scores. If we do not have scores on file for you, we will require an official copy submitted in your packet.

If transcripts have already been submitted for general admission to KCTCS then you do not need to include second copies of these transcripts in your packet. Transcripts from the Kentucky Community and Technical College System do not need to be submitted.

To be processed and considered for a selective admission program you must submit a complete packet with all documents required by the published deadline. To find out what is required to apply for a selective admission program please visit the Selective Admissions program page listed above.

Please contact us at bl-selectiveadmissions@kctcs.edu as soon as possible so we can look into the problem.

Please note that email is the most effective and efficient manner to contact the Office of Admission in regards to any issues or questions concerning your Selective Admission process. Due to FERPA regulations, we may be unable to communicate any information regarding your admission packet or status of admission if we are unable to verify your identity.

If your GPA is below the program s requirements, you will not be able to be processed nor considered for the program.
If your packet/checklist is incomplete when you submit it to the office, it will not be considered for admission unless it is completed prior to the application deadline.

All students must attend a pre-admission conference for their prospective program. Please visit the Conference Dates page for a list of pre-admission conference dates. At each pre-admission conference, the guidelines for applying for the program will be discussed.

It is imperative that after attending the pre-admission conference, you create your SAS account and check your email regularly, as all correspondence from the Office of Admission will be communicated via email. You will also obtain the checklist for your complete packet application for your desired program by logging into your SAS account.

After obtaining your checklist, you will be required to turn in your complete packet to the Office of Admission by your program application deadline. No late packets will be accepted.

We will update your acceptance status in the Selective Admission System (SAS) once the selection committee has made a decision. You will be sent an email to let you know your status (accepted, declined, or alternate). You will have two weeks from the date the email is sent to log in to your SAS and accept your position or alternate position in the program. After two weeks has passed, your spot will be given to another student.

First, you'll create a Selective Admission System account. Then, you may begin assembling your application packet. Print off the program checklist and gather the required documents. Once complete, you will return your packet to one of several locations: 

  1. The Office of Admissions, 500 Newtown Pike, The Den - Preferred Location - all packets will be processed from this location.
  2. The Lawrenceburg campus
  3. The Danville campus
  4. The Winchester campus

You can also mail the packet. Please ensure that you have adequate postage. Packages must be postmarked by the published deadline for consideration.

Office of Admissions
The Den
500 Newtown Pike
Lexington, KY 40508

Once you are accepted to the college you may schedule a pre health advising appointment.

Your advisor can complete a program degree audit and guide you in taking any required prerequisite courses.